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Reply With Quote61 water temp, sounds pretty high. Truman was about 54 on Sunday. How did the egg sacs look? They need to hold off a few weeks before they move shallow but like you said, the cooler temps should do some crazy stuff.
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LOZ - same pattern as yesterday
Took just over an hour to get these this afternoon on the Big Niangua. Pattern still the same, boat in 12-15 casting to and parallel with the bank. Mix of males and females. Water temp near 61. Should be interesting next weekend with the cooler weather coming in.
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61 water temp, sounds pretty high. Truman was about 54 on Sunday. How did the egg sacs look? They need to hold off a few weeks before they move shallow but like you said, the cooler temps should do some crazy stuff.
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Nice !
May all your live wells be full.Dave
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I was gonna go to the LOZ today but was afraid there wouldn't of been enough water to launch..that's a fat white
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Good job!
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You snuck in a Whitey in that pic. BUT I bet it slammed the bait. Good job
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The egg sacs were pretty bloody. With the males and females together and with the water this warm I think this might one of the first runs. Who knows, the more I fish the less I think I know about what these fish are doing. Colder weather coming at the end of this week, I saw some mornings in the 30's so this should hold them back a bit. I see quite a few posts of other folks catching them in deeper water so we should have several good weeks to come.
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Looks like you have the pattern down till this cold front coming. Congrats.
